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LINEAR MOTORS fOR ThE fOOD AND PhARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRy BEARINGS & LINEAR MOTION PRODUCTS
Linear motors are ideal for fast and accurate motion in a machine. Linmot, the leading manufacturer of
cylindrical linear motors, has made them even more suitable for demanding food and pharmaceutical applications. For these environments, any mechanism needs to have a high protection class and be easy to clean and require little maintenance. The motors have been developed to be fully
sealed and are made in High grade Stainless Steel. The cylindrical design allows the motor to be completely smooth and does not require seals. There are no food or particle traps and they can be fully washed down. This is a big advantage over screw, belt
actuators or pneumatic cylinders. The motors are available in Linear modules
with protection class IP64S and stainless steel linear modules with protection class IP69 consisting of a linear guide and an integrated LinMot linear motor. Motor series in stainless steel (EN 1.4404/
AISI 316L) for wash down applications. The motors are characterised by their hygienic design and the high motor protection class IP69 according to DIN EN 60529. Perfectly suited for ‘in-place’ cleaning processes like CIP and SIP.
Food processing with LinMot LinMot linear motors have been used in the
food industry for years. They score here with industry-specific advantages, such as simple integration, flexible programmability, dynamics and hygienic design. The motors can be connected to common control platforms in synchronous operation or simple point-to-point motion. The advantages of servo technology enable the gentle and dynamic processing of food. With the help of stored motion profiles, frequent product changes can be achieved simply by pressing a button. LinMot linear motors are available in stainless steel with a high protection class, meaning they can be cleaned under high pressure and with caustic cleaning solutions.
FiLLing in the pharMaceuticaL industry Users wishing to combine the advantages of dosing based on flow measurement with those of piston dosing in a rotary filling machine, now have clean design LinMot motor options. Using LinMot stainless steel motors, the stroke movement of the filling needles can be mechanically decoupled from the movement of the carousel. Even highly dynamic needle raising applications are possible. Unlike mechanical lifting curves, electrical
direct drives do not exert any destructive forces on the bearing shafts.
Quin
www.quin.co.uk/linmot
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